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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER 26, 1008. THE BUGLE CALL VOL. II. ELS. Editor*: Malad Edmund*. E»a Wheeler. AHaiataiita: Albert Bramwell. Clarence Stanley. Lillian Anderaon Mary Goldsworthy Lynn Ebermau. Mabel Ooyne. D.<'»v Good-pecd. Eva Wolle. C.LS. Editors: "lint King. Zlolet Noye*. Aiwiataiit«: ' Teachers of Tillamook Co , Ore. King. A* it wa* the king'* favorite who earned thia wonderful reward the King increased it tenfold by giving him ■eversl very valuable lots in the great and flourishing city of Bay Ocean Park One ofjthe model students of the junior class was so deeply engrossed in some phy sics demonstrations being made by Mr Bramwell during their latin recitation that when asked by Miss Shirk whit the case of "baste*" wa* he unswireii "excusntive'' instead of accusative. Of course the High School pupil* are ail planning on a deliciouaTlianltHgiving Why does Fatty like the hall I dinner. A chicken dinner » ill be moat And whv doe* Stella Mile* ? popular this year, a* the C L S. debalore Becauf-e sue mentioned the sophomore ball. (decided last Friday that '1w > cl. c en* Oh my the bliss of those lovely smi’es. were la-tler tor a Thanksgiving dnoiei • • • than one turkev ” We hope the H S. foot ball team will be victorious on Thanksgiving with their The »ophninorv» air going to have a game against tbe TiMamook team. clnua party al the school house un Un evening of the 25th. Eva (At tbe Inst ball game): "Why do they call that a fowl? I don't see ’ What beats a good wife? 1 ’ ii Iph- any feathers.” F-.y—" Why. that’s may. A bad bu- hand of cour*»,** For ali kinds ot experiment* see Evan a ■ • a a a ■ ■ a ■ a ■ Kos*. Tlie Emersonian* nave a fire poster It i* ot hur..t wih »I, with the word- ‘'Emersonian Program ” burnt on it It i* romei hing different, and it * eno nice to have a change. The E L.K pro gram lor Nov., 1908, i* a* follow* : Song.............. Societies. Roll Call ...................... I otationa. Addre**.......... Albert Bramwell Solo................... Mabel Edmund*. Recitation.................. Elaie Lamb. Inal Solo...... Mary Ooldaworthy. Bugle Horn ...................... Editor*. Song................................. Societies Dialogue.................. E.L.S.& Co. Trio... V. Stanley. B demolii* and Harry Elamger. Current Event* ... Ernest Kirby. Double Quartet...... E L S. & C<>. Easay....... ' Emerson the Man.’} El va Austin. Solo..................... Floyd Eiiertuan. Minute Speech, " Iuiprouilu. ” Elsie Lamb. Solo............................... Alice Todd. Book Review,............ Mis* Shirk. Illustrated Proverb... T. Finney, lust Trio... Vida Rogers, Eva Wheeler and Mabel Edmunds. Critic's Report...................... Critic. Song.................. Societies. • a • Farewell, old year! Welcome, the new And our next poster Will be New Year's too, a a a If yyu need a collector, see Rilph Hi nes, he isalwajs on hand. a a a We are thinking that Friday will not be a very industrious day, as we will be too ' lazy ' to work alter our day's vacation. a a a Frank—"What's the matter with your eye, Howard I" Howard—" George said I was a coward and I showed him.'' Every loyal lligli School student should lie out to the game Ihursday with their lungs pumped lull ot air «•■ enCouiage the players. The game will be much closer tin* time than n WHt last and the player* will need more encourage ment Do you want the II. 8, to win ? II you do just come and veil y our hardest • ■ ■ Teacher—‘‘You don't know anything You don’t even know that the world ir round Howard H —0, yes I do. I read the the Journal. It says the world ain t square. Harold—"I found a pearl in a mussel when 1 was al the beuch last summer." (asper—"That's nothing, my aunt found a diamond necklace in an oyster.'' The football squad was out to practice Monday evening and intend to practice bard for the game on Thursday. a ■ ■ Last Saturday night the Epworth Literary Society gave a party at Todd'* Hall, and a good many of the H S pupils were present. Games were play ed and alter lunch some of the eloquent young meu gave stump speeches a ■ a While out in the country last Sunday Miss Garfield had quite an accident. Ii was raining, and on coming into the house, her umbrella struck the handle of a pan of freshly set bread, turning it upon her wet garments, umbrella ami floor. She did not knead the dough, a* it wa* within quitea little while ot being ready to be kneaded, but her needs, up and down and across with eradication flued was self evident, not th« smile that won't—but the dough that won't come off. lDutf— lfh'«. Name«. Ad •lr»,a*»<M. No ü Tillamook. 1 Tiilam«M)k 1 Till ammo It. i Nehalem 5 Oretuwn. « Bea ver. 8 Tillamook. 0 T'liarno. tig. » TiliHino. >k. T iilaino- >k » 9 I'diaiuook O ii U twh II, T lam<M»k. If »Vir. |«<hn E Reichen. Tiiamook y Mr | D Moff. tt. Tma nook. lu Mu** E sie Kcovt-ll. Tillamook. lo Mr. E A. Fains worth Nehalem. 11 M sh Viola Hardin. H hhi I i ck. 12 Mr Edgar C. Munson H. ho 13 M imi C. Franklin. Garitiwldi. 14 1 1 I o U hi n\ illv 1» Ml*» Aon» Starr. W imh I h , Mr J. H Shirk. Itt Mid» M N Kimimll. ( ioverdhle. 1« dis» (»race Spaulding. Hemliick. 21 Vlr F A Mv**rs. C lovriiikile. 22 Mrs Laura I. L**ach. C Io velds It. Mi»«»* C <\ Eichinger. Tdiatnook. 23 M s May Payne. TillHinook 25 M iss K *t.** Sheets. Hemioch. 2fi Mrs 1) Go <1 •worthy. Blrtii e. 2i 2« 1 M ss Verna 8*»ai«»n. Nehalem. Mi-s Ruth Grav. Burn 29 Mr R Iph U. Moore. Bak City. »1 .\J «8 D isy A Hinder. Bay City. 31 di»» Inez A A lien Ba \ C11 y. 11 Mrs. M F. Dunstan. Be«ver HJ ! M s-i Ellen Bewley. Tdlamook. 83 VI ihh Christel H. Pratt Wilson. 8i Mr. L C. Goldsworthy. Hemlo k. Ö6 Miss Emma Swenson. Tillamook 8H M ish Claire Kimball. Nehalem. 89 Cloverdale 41 Mis« Lillian Griffith. Mr. G. A. W»lkw. H bsoiiville 4« Miss R. FR-tchall. Tillamook. 49 Mr. Charles Hart. 0118 47 Mias Eacie Oliver. Tillamook. Mi-s Claudia E Igar. Tillamook. Miss Maud** Edgar. Tillamook. Miss Eliza N. Dawson. Tillamook. Ml»» Fay Burke. Tillamook. MissG. McKimens. Balm. 24 Miss Bertl.a Heiser. Hemlock 51 Mr. W. L. Arant. Nehalem. H 8. Mr. P T. Kirby. Tillamook. Mrs. N. M F. Dawson Tillamook. Mr» Lillie Duel. Tillamook. •Mrs. V. A. Schl««ppi. Gariballii Tiilaumok. Mis* Clara Watt. Mrs. Bertha Hanson. Til lamook. ■ ■ • DAIRYMEN’ AND S SUPPLIES STOVES & RANCES. We carry a Large Stock of Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window Sashes, Fine Line of Choice GROCERIES Agents for the Great Western Saw. McNAIR CO. ALEX The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County. THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE HONEY and TAR Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption in the YELLOW PACKAOB J. S. Lamar, Tillamook and Hawk & Miller, Bay City. FARMERS READ THE [TO THE EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT 1 Sin ie the transgression of the law, *<> is crime. Tlie|differencH come w heather we are brought to account by the church or state. Tbe governor ot the state can grnnt pardon toa criminal, but a sinner seek* pardon through the church. Thus the abuse of the sexual functions is a sin, if viewed from the light of the church. A crime if judged by the state States differ. A man who isa crimi nal might obtain pardon in ‘me state, or under one governor and not another. So churches differ in dealing with sin Under the old Jewish church there was tome sacrifice to offer for »in. Christ and his followers advocated refientauce for sin. The state does not always meet out the lauie punishment for the same crime Judge* and juror* differ in opinion. A sinner is self confessed before hi* church. While a criminal most be proved guilty before the slate. It is honorable to go to contea-ion be fore the church and receive forgiveness but a disgrace to be convicted by the state. Men who have no church have no alternate of church and state, but must be treated as i.riminai*. The Catholic church has regular foriuu'as of dealing with sin and none of it* members have an excuse for not living in communion with God The Protestant churches are incompetent to deal with sin. The Independent church differs from the Catholic church. One is visible.the other invisible. Christis recognized as the tirad of the Catholic church, and the Spirit the bead of the Independent church. Fur.u agrees with form, but the Spirit is without form, therefore, no need of formal worship. The same Spirit that convicts a man of *in, comforts him when he lias for saken the wrong path and honestly strive* for God and the right. .1 C. Oovz is Hardware, Tinware, Glass and China, Crime. The Bay Miss Shirk Wears Her Hair. Like small curled leathers, brown and soft. A Legend of Killamook Castle. The little strand* curled up. Once upon a time a great many year* Above her brow and o'er her ears. ago there was a little kingdom by the Framing the smiling lace. sea. The people of this kingdom were In puffs and part* and pompadours, all vsrv liappv for they had a kn.d king With combs and pin* and rats. who cared very much for the education She does it up in a soft brown pile. In the brst. the best and ouly style. and welfare of the children. There was a large castle built on a high cl If over Lo»t, by Theodore Finney, his sole, looking the ocean. The view wa* all that al*o hi* head. While looking tor the for could tie wished for and furnished end mer lost his heart. No reward is offered less designs for the at lists who painted tor tbe heart is gone forever. very beauuful pictures Here the children were instructed in all the d'ffer The Ciceronian* when returning from ent branches of study the program on Friday had face* re In tin* oaatle everything was furnished sembling Santa Claus, when he is very for the instruction and enlei tainmeiit of delighted, for their program was very the students. There were large and good, and ol course with such pro beautiful play rooms and reception Italia Thev grams they will be sure to win. as well as comfortable study room*. The have a very nice Christmas poster with only shadow to mar the perfection of Santa Claus filling the stockings which their happiness was the work of the hangs from the fireplace. wicked Fairy King who dwelt faraway in the mountains and sent the bad Following is tbe C. L. S. program for fairies discontent and laziness, with Dec, 18. their long train of followers to this great Song. Society castle causing the teacher* no end of Roll Call. trouble and worry. Recitation.......... Howard Harris. Howto Cure a Cold. The only way out of this difficulty Glee.................................U. L. S. members Be as careful a* you can you »ill occa w<*to ».-cure the death of this wicked Original Story ... Mary Luthie. sionally take Cold, and when you do, get fairy leader. This of course was no easy Minute Speech................. Howard Wolfe. a medicine of known reliability, >m» matter, *o a very rich reward wa* that has an established reputation and Solo.................................... Viola Mapes. oil-red to any one who would slay tin* Kangeroo Court..................C. L. S & Co. that is certain to effect a quick cure Much a medicine is ©••amberlairi's Cough fairy and break '.he spell. Now liters Question Box.................... Society. Remedy. It ha* gamed a world wide lived in this place a handsome you h Inst>U'oental duett............. Nellie Chase. I reputation by its remark a Lie cur»* of Lillie Anderson who was a far.site of the King. This this moat common ailment, ami can always he depended upon. It acta on ..... Stella Goyne. Recitation........ youth resolved to do something great to nature's plan, relieves the lung*, aids •C. L. S. & Co. Chorus.......... show to* gratitude to the King, so he expectoration, opens the secretions and ......John Ebenger. Xmas Reading ... planned to kill the wick-d Fairy Kmg aids nature in restoring Hie system to a .............. .... Critic. Critic'» Report healthy condition. During tbe many and free the land of their bid infl itmce. tear* in which H ha* been in general u-v ...Society, Song........ By strategy he accoolpl’shed this we have yet to learn of a single caee of purpose. The castle was immediately cold or attack of the grip having resulted Mr Richen informed the Senior class freed of the faniea and the King give a in pneumonia when this r-medy was great feast of Thanksgiving and all the few data ago that he had purchased a nurd, which shows conclusively that it is people rejoiced. This day of Thank* "House of Seren Gables." and a* it is ' a certain preventive of that dangerous ' disease. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy giving is still celebrated throughout the known he ha* just finished tbe "Court ■ contains no opium or other narcotic and ship of Miles Staodish." the suspicions of •orrm ndmg country. | may be given a» govrfMewtly to a baby as If any of yon should take a journey tbe student* bav* been aroused and they to an adult. For sale hy all Druggists. are now looking forward to a lew da«* to this country y< u may sec the gigsn • If You are Over Fifty Read Thia tc rocks • little distance from the shore vacation. Most people pest middle age suffer T mngh y<m would not guess that these Will the foot ball game come off ’ from kidney and bladder disorder* which are the remain* of the castle for toe Thanksgiving ? We hope *o. and we Folev'a Kidney Remedy would cure ocean during th* long year* ha* cut •eel that tbe team i* a* strong as ever ; Stop th* drain on the vitality and re : Store needed strength and vigor. Com away part of tbe cliff thu* causing the and will win even though tbe Witaun mence taking Foley s Kidney Remedy «»•tie to fall and decay, and if you see river team now ha* a number of former ¡today—J 8. Lamar. Tillamook ; H* wk large wholes going up and down the' & Miller. Bay City.__________ High School player*. ooaet it might be interesting to knew Winter blast* c*»*iug pneumonia. that they sr* rhe fairies, who, when the On Tuesday afternoon, in accordance ' pleurisy and coviamnptton will «non tie •pell wg* broken were changed into with a marriage license regularly and here. Cure your ooogh now. and whale«, fell into the ocean and were duly waved, Albert Bramwell and Nelli* strengthen your lungs with Foley * d xime I f<* ever to travel up and down i Marvel came before th* County Judge at I Honey and tar. Do not -ok starting longs, when th* coast, A few/however escaped and tbe Court Hooae as witnesses ro the the winter with weak ' P‘4ey • Hooey and Tar will cere ihe moot *’iU inhabit the schools near 'Hal place. ■namage of Mis* Powell and Roberta of obstinate cough* and colds, and prevent I nt they are now ruled by tbe little blind Poreat Grove. Tbe witnesses are sing aervm* rewel«* —J S Mrnar Tillamook god cupid in place of a wicked Fairy ing— 'So near »nd Yet so far." Hawk & Miller. Bay City. ■ ■ ■ HEADQUARTERS FOR Diet. Mr Paul Hant*on. Mia* Mabel Nov»* Mrs Taggart. .Mrs J B. Lomtnen. M s»-' Irma Madill. Mr«. A. M. Rubinwon. Mr. J. Gtddwworth) . Mrs Earl E«»rd, M ish Anna B. Shirk. Esther E Fishk-r. M»ss Nelli** E Mmvt-1, Sin vs ■r Fl WEEKLY OREGONIAN I 1'1- 1.1* * *< r1- h i 1 i 1 OF PORTLAND For the General news of the World also for information about how to obtain the best results in cultivating the soil. Stock Raising, Fruit Growing etc . You can secure diis excellent paper by Subscribing for the Headlight, Both Papers for $2.25. A Most Valuable Agent. Th* glycerin« employed In Dr. Pieros*! medicines greatly enhance* the medicinal properties which It extract* from native medicinal roots and holds In solution much better than alcohol would. It also possesses medicinal properties of It* own, being s valuable demulcent, nutritive, antiseptic and antiferment. It adds greatly to the efficacy of tho El*ck Cherry bark. Bloodroot, Golden Seal root, Ntone root and Queen's root, contained In •Golden Medical Discovery "In subduing ehronlc, or lingering coughs, bronchial, throat and lung affeotlons, for all of which these stent* are recommended by stand ard medii al authorities. In all ca os where there I* a wasting away of Oosh, loss of appetite, with weak stomach, as In the eariy stages of con- suminibn. tliere can be no doubt that gly- cerine/acts as a valuable nutritive and kids e Golden OMI root. Slone root, O'l'ifL- roit and black Cherrybark Io prow ' 1 ' "u* flesh and brln of the w not be e not cur» .4 » J « wi «i I " stages. .. ..»“CuiJnrw1 n naif, hai a na isrpy i • • « i • 11 * » • iT*i < d ■TTT~wi rrynu r £ It ifnot 90'etrective. ____________ _ „ hang-on cough«, or IhoMof long «landing, even when accompanied by bleeding from lungs, that It hat performed itt moat marvelotit rnret. Prof. Finley Lllingwood, M. D.,of Ben nett Med. College, Chicago, Bays of gly cerin»: " In dr»pep»la It terreff an exrellent porpoaa. Holding a flaed Quantity of the penixidt of hydrogen In boiuuon. It la one of the beat manufactured product m of tbe present lime in Ila actiun upon enfeebled, diaorderad atom- trha, e»r*eltliy if there la ulceration or ca- tarrhal ■> tr.tis (catarrhal Inflammation or atom a« h». it H a moat effkimt preparation. Glycerin»- will relieve manyraaeanf pTroffie (heart I »urn) and eacaaai re gastric (atomerh) acidity •Gorden Medical DleroTary • enrirhee and purlfi» « the blood curing blotrhae. Dimples, eruption«, acrofukma »welllnga and old aorea, or ulcer* _ _ _ . — „ Rend to Dr R V Pierre, of Buffalo, N V.. for free twwkiet telling all about the natIM mrdii nal rwta rompr»*inf tbia vuodartnl ■MMbeuae- Thera *s no alcohol In th Did You Ever Try HAKRIN’N NEW FEED AND I LIVEHY HARN, If not, give him a call. Everything first-clasa. Second block South of P O. W. G. HARRIS, Prop. r » I4 few A. K. CASE, PKOPSIKTO* Tillamook Iron Works C ft General Machinists & Blacksmiths. I J Buller Work, Lower’* Work and Heavy Forging. Fine Machine Work a Npwlalty. | OREGON. TILLAMOOK, The Best Hotel. THE ALLEN HOUSE, J. P. AbUEN, Proprietor. Headquarters for Travelling Men. Special Attention paid to Tourist». A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation. ft SÍ FURS HIDES HUNTERS A A TRAPPERS GUIDE.VL ’S* HUNTERS TRAPPERS ------- . r.r;"■ l • W V ». M»4«s **d r<M* to Sta »•* a*»b* ' a*xw IsAtrvbHr** »•»1,7’1. Electric IJghta. Centrally Located, Free Bath. z..*■ ¿ — • ■!•»•••••*•. Mia All Modern Conveniences. Fir*« Cl»** Room*. Tillamook, Oregon. Under new management Travelin» Men * Home. Popular Prues. 1 wiH p1*«ve you, Tourists' Headquarters. J. F. RAMSEY. Proprietor.
